Yllibed HttpServer

This is a versatile http server designed to be used in mobile/UWP applications.

Packages and NuGet Statistics

Package	Downloads	Stable Version	Pre-release Version
HttpServer
HttpServer.Json

Quick start-up

First install nuget package:

	PM> Install-Package Yllibed.HttpServer

Register a server in your app:

 var myServer = new Server(8080); // create a web server on port 8080
 myServer.RegisterHandler(new StaticHandler("/", "text/plain", "Hello, world!")); // register a handler for the root
 var (uri4, uri6) = myServer.Start(); // start the server and get the URIs

What it is

Simple web server which can be extended using custom code
No dependencies on ASP.NET or other frameworks, self-contained

What it is not

This HTTP server is not designed for performance or high capacity
It's perfect for small applications, or small need, like to act as return url for OAuth2 authentication using external browser.

Limitations

There is no support for HTTP 2.0+ (yet) or WebSockets
There is no support for HTTPS (TLS)

What you can do with it

Use it for building a headless Windows IoT app (for SSDP discovery or simply end-user configuration)
Use it for remote diagnostics/monitoring on your app

Tips

Opening port on Windows 10 IoT (typically on a Raspberry Pi)

If you want to open "any" port on a Raspberry Pi running Windows 10 IoT, you may need to open a port.

First, connect to your device using powershell:

   Enter-PsSession -ComputerName <device name or ip> -Credential .\Administrator

Add a rule in the firewall to authorize inbound traffic to your application: (example for port 8080)

   netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="My Application Webserver" dir=in action=allow protocol=TCP localport=8080

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